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- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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My son in law Platinumed it - It's looks great but I'm not Rockefella so don't have a PS5
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
Ive one in me bedroom living room and kitchen. I hardly use one in kitchen ill cut you a deal and sell younot for 700?
I cant imagine plating it. I haven't the time. But its a very well designed game.
rylojr
Player Valuation: £10m
Boss little strategy game this. Hard as hell but really addictive. Great music and visuals as well. Got such a great "one more try...." appeal to it. Gradually inching my way forwards in it.....really challenging but the sense of achievement when you clear a mission is fantastic.
Enjoy - It's a boss game
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
I've got red dead 2, fallout 4(?), last of us, a samurai game (which looks really good but i can't remember the name).
any recs for a game to play with it? my brother, who gave it to me, rec'd Uncharted 4 first as its less 'big' and more mission based.
Ghost of Tsushima? If so that's another wonderful game
There are a few 'must have' games that I'd recommend for PS4 - You mentioned 5 belters already, I'd also add:
God of War
Spiderman
Control
The three ' Modern' Tomb Raider games (I would personally suggest Rise of the Tomb Raider)
In terms of thoughtful, smaller indie games, i'd highly recommend trying
What Remains of Edith Finch
Inside
Firewatch
Journey
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Yep, thats the one!
I can't work out if I'll find it difficult to play two games concurrently. it's certain not like it used to be, everything is much more immersive and takes way longer.
cheers, i'll have a look
I quite like to have a 'larger' game going on, and then a 'smaller' game as a sort of palette cleanser alongside it
I sunk so many hours into games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim - I don't think it's particularly healthy to be scrabbling around dungeons and reading about the end of the world without some sort of more pleasant alternative
When I find myself getting a bit burned on those sort of games, I tend to switch to something completely different i.e Rally games (Which i'm a massive sucker for and tend to cheer me up when I'm playing)
grandjoeblue
Player Valuation: £35m
I'm sure one developer made it on his own. Sold 15m copies so he's done well. Not exactly a new idea too as farming simulators have been around for years.
4 hours till Lost Ark time baby
It's the ultimate chillout game for a weekend. Same as Harvest Moon if you ever played that on Gameboy.
McBain
Player Valuation: £80m
Thanks for the tip, sounds like a good way to forget about a hectic week!
Personally i think the game ive enjoyed most on PS4 is Horizon Zero Dawn. Great gameplay, very cool world and combat. Great story if just a bit iffy on the dialogue.
I second @navidson shout for Journey, an utterly unique and beautiful gaming experience. Short but very sweet. (And id imagine its often very cheap to pick up)
If you can pick up Limbo cheap also....dark and minimalistic platformer but deceptively tough and extremely satisfying when you progress. Not overly long either if i remember correctly (actually just realised @navidson also listed the sequel to this...Inside. i have it on switch and looking forward to playing it. Maybe once i finish Hollow Knight which is another great platformer you might enjoy)